Chance Foundation Adoption Information for Prospective Owners
These dogs are in a rescue group because for one reason or another previous owners no longer could or wished to care for them
The main purpose of The Chance Foundation is to find the best responsible and reliable homes for all dogs placed in their care. The Chance Foundation also "Reserves the Rights" to conduct home inspections anytime after a dog has been adopted
Adopting a dog is a very important decision and one that not only affects your family, but the dog you decide to adopt
Millions of dogs are euthanized each year because people do not seriously consider the care and maintenance of animals. Time and attention are major factors that need to be considered when taking a dog into your home
Medical expenses can be costly. All the dogs in The Chance Foundation have been previously taken to a vet for an examination. Basic shots are given, and spaying/neutering if necessary. If there are extenuating medical factors involved, all will be noted in the contract upon signing. It is the responsibility of the new owner to provide additional and maintenance vaccinations if/as necessary, and any preventative care required such as grooming, teeth cleaning, nail trimming, flea and heartworm preventative
In addition it is the responsibility of the owner to provide the necessary training/reinforcement to integrate their new dog into their home. If behavior problem arises, the owner agrees to contact The Chance Foundation to discuss further training
The owner may also hire a trainer or enter the dog into a training program that is not affiliated with The Chance Foundation, but must keep The Chance Foundation apprised of the animals progress
If you have any questions please feel free to contact us, We will be more than happy to help you
The Chance Foundation© is a recognized Non-Profit 501(3)(c) Foundation. Any donations are Tax-Deductible and very much appreciated